Hopedale Medical Complex Honors November Employee of the Month

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 Hopedale Medical Complex Honors November Employee of the Month

 

November 29, 2021

 

Hopedale, IL – Hopedale Medical Complex (HMC) is pleased to announce the November Employee of the Month, as Brenda Loudermilk, RN from our Cardiac Rehab Department. During her past 18 years at HMC, Brenda has had the opportunity to work in a variety of departments on the HMC campus but is currently in charge of the care of those patients in our Cardiac Rehab Department.

 

In addition to her duties in the Cardiac Rehab Department, Brenda has most recently been assisting in our Ambulatory Surgery Department (ASD) where a colleague recognized her and nominated her for employee of the month. HMC Patient Care Senior Services Director, Aldo Rossi, shared in his nomination, “Brenda has been a vital addition to the surgery department. Her upbeat and energetic personality, optimism and humor always make it an enjoyable atmosphere in ASD. As a manager, I greatly appreciate her willingness to solve issues quickly and communicate well throughout the department.”

 

Hopedale Medical Complex is proud of our employees who excel daily and truly make a difference in the lives of others every day. If you are interested in joining our team of over 300 dedicated employees and healthcare professionals who are leaders in healthcare innovation, review our job opportunities at www.hopedalemc.com/careers.

 


Loudermilk & Whitson Photo – (Left to Right) – Brenda Loudermilk, RN & Emily Whitson, COO



 

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If you would like more information about this, please call Jill Litwiller at (309) 449-4380 or email her at jmlitwiller@hopedalemc.com.



CONTACT: Jill Litwiller of Hopedale Medical Complex

Phone: (309) 449-4380

Email:  jmlitwiller@hopedalemc.com

Media: 1 Photo

 

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